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Hey, y'all it's Brittany. I've been thinking a lot about Darnella Frazier. She's a 17-year-old who filmed the murder of George Floyd and honestly she helped refuel a global movement. Actress Marley Matlin even gave a shout out to Darnella at the Academy of Words on Sunday.

She called her video a catalyst for change.

But I've also been thinking about what friend of our pod, Jenna Werthamam tweeted. She wrote, quote, I really hope that everyone

invested in mentioning Darnella Frazier's name is equally invested in making sure she's safe and okay and has

what she needs right now to heal. Amen. For all of the many viral videos of police violence against black, brown, and indigenous bodies,

we often don't talk enough about the folks behind the camera and what they go through. It's already hard enough for me. It's just an observer to see a barrage of anti-black trauma every single time I scroll my timeline so imagine how hard it is to go to

sleep having witnessed that trauma firsthand imagine knowing that if you hadn't

captured what happened to George Floyd,

his family wouldn't have even gotten any accountability at all.

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